Buccellati Production Coordinator Intern

Buccellati is an Italian luxury jewellery maison renowned for its artisanal goldsmithing and sculptural textured metalwork. The brand is recognised for meticulous craftsmanship, atelier-based production and a design language that emphasises heritage and refined detail. As an employer, Buccellati offers a workshop-oriented environment where traditional techniques coexist with contemporary quality standards.

1. Support day-to-day coordination of production schedules across internal ateliers and external workshops to ensure on-time delivery of orders and collections.
2. Monitor work-in-progress and finished-goods status; update production trackers and communicate deviations to production managers and stakeholders.
3. Assist with incoming material checks and quality-control inspections, documenting non-conformities and following up on corrective actions.
4. Prepare and maintain production documentation including work orders, technical specifications, sampling records and shipping paperwork.
5. Liaise with purchasing, design, quality assurance and logistics teams to facilitate component availability and resolve production bottlenecks.
6. Contribute to production meetings, compile KPI reports and support continuous-improvement initiatives to optimise lead times and reduce rework.
7. Enter and maintain accurate data in production/ERP systems and produce ad hoc reports for senior production staff.

1. Currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a degree in Fashion Production, Jewellery Design & Technology, Industrial Engineering, Supply Chain Management or a related discipline.
2. Demonstrable interest in jewellery manufacturing processes and traditional goldsmithing techniques.
3. Strong organisational skills with an aptitude for detail and document control.
4. Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to coordinate across multidisciplinary teams in a workshop environment.
5. Proactive mindset with the capacity to prioritise multiple tasks and meet tight production deadlines.

1. Microsoft Excel
2. Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook)
3. ERP systems (experience or willingness to learn; e.g., SAP or Oracle)
4. Production planning and order-tracking
5. Basic quality-control methodology and documentation

Previous internship or practical experience within a manufacturing, atelier or production environment is preferred but not mandatory. Candidates should demonstrate hands-on familiarity with production workflows or sampling cycles; 0–1 year of relevant experience is acceptable for the internship level.

Enrolled in or recently completed a Bachelor's or Master's programme in Fashion Production, Jewellery Technology, Industrial Engineering, Supply Chain Management, Business or a related field.

The workplace balances atelier tradition with rigorous quality standards, fostering close collaboration between designers, craftsmen and production teams. Employees are immersed in a highly tactile, detail-driven culture that values heritage techniques, precision and a commitment to excellence.